Karla Betancourt

Submerged desert (reliefs) / Desierto sumergido (relieves)

FROM THE SERIES: Sacred Geometry

Textile Arts - 2025-2026

Unique

Glass beads and nylon thread / felt

48 x 32.5 cm

Includes a Certificate of Authenticity

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800 USD

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Artwork Statement

These textile pieces engage in a dialogue about nature conservation; constructed from glass and plastic—waste materials that severely impact natural life—they approach environmentalism and recycling from a fresh perspective. The focus here is not on fibers that decompose and return to the ecological cycle, but rather on rigid, glass-like fabrics that aspire to perish over time while reinventing themselves within a space. The artist enjoys blurring the boundaries between art, fashion, and craft, often playing with the dual nature of the objects. This creates a direct link to artisanal garments and fantasy fashion, allowing many pieces to double as necklaces or bracelets.